CollinsWoerman
Steve Moddemeyer is a Principal at CollinsWoerman, where expertise in guiding master plans focuses on affordable, resilient, and sustainable buildings and infrastructure. Moddemeyer has established a reputation as a national expert in applying socio-ecological resilience strategies to urban policy and decision-making. Prior roles include serving as Cities of the Future Coordinator for the International Water Association and as Director at the Green Infrastructure Foundation. Moddemeyer also contributed significantly as a Senior Strategic Advisor at the City of Seattle, emphasizing the integration of water infrastructure with environmental and urban systems. Early in professional development, Moddemeyer worked as an Environmental Planner for the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe. Education was completed at the University of Washington.
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CollinsWoerman
We believe that great design drives extraordinary value. For creative thinkers and industry leaders who want original, inspired design and ideas, CollinsWoerman is a collaborative architecture, interiors, planning, and sustainability firm that provides integrated, sustainable solutions. We challenge conventional thinking by creating inspiring, progressive work that results in innovative outcomes that exceed our clients’ goals. Founded in 1988, our staff of 76 consists of architects, planners, interior designers, entitlement specialists, sustainability experts, CAD specialists and LEED accredited professionals. Planning and designing about $1 billion a year, CollinsWoerman brings insight and value to the land development process. We are highly successful at adding economic and community value to the public and private domain. We plan and design for a wide variety of project types, including healthcare, mixed-use, commercial and retail developments, sustainable communities, science and technology facilities and corporate interiors. Connect with us at: facebook.com/collinswoerman twitter.com/collinswoerman instagram.com/collinswoerman